Novotel Amiens Pôle Jules Verne

"Excellent hospitality and helpful staff. The food exceeded expectations, both breakfast and dinner were excellent value for money, with plenty of fresh vegetables. It was no problem to open the restaurant half an hour earlier and arrange a room with late checkout. The amenities of this relatively new hotel are excellent compared to newer and much more expensive hotels. A spacious bathroom with plenty of towels and a separate toilet with a locked door. No noise pollution. A great swimming pool with umbrellas and seating. Excellent espresso and coffee facilities. In short, surprisingly good for a hotel located a bit outside Amiens."

Hôtel Restaurant le Fiacre à Quend Plage

"This hotel is in a quiet part of France, off the beaten track. Staff were very pleasant and helpful. Rooms were spacious and comfortable. Meals were great. We would certainly recommend this hotel."

Auberge du Gros Tilleul

"Lovely countryside hotel with a pool, and a fantastic restaurant for an evening meal. Booked as a stop off on the way back from Brittany. Perfect distance for a short drive to Calais the next day."

Les Colombines

Hotel Château Héloïse

"The hotel I was staying in was yet another ( Valhalla) that I wouldn’t let a dead dog stay in, so yet again I did a runner and stumbled across this place. 5 star in everything, location perfect for enroute to or from the channel posts. Three very efficient young men on reception who showed me to my room in the meaty stables. Every thing about this place is quality. Couple of negative comments about lack of restaurant but what is on offer is more than adequate. My last night in French was true perfection."

Chateau de Gezaincourt

"The house and park are impressive, need some renovation but have a lot of charme and the owner is very friendly, They love dogs and guests should love them as well; We were surprised to see that there were five dogs during the day and three dogs at night. Guests should like to be surrounded by dogs. We stayed for two nights (me, my husband and our teenage son) and wanted to recharge and relax after a very exhausting week. But unfortunately, this was not possible. We were told beforehand the restaurant would be closed, but we didn’t understand that there was literally nothing to eat. There was no way to spend a day at the chateau, enjoy the spa and the park, because no food was offered, not even a sandwich or a toast. The pool is nice and big. But neither the sauna nor the jacuzzi worked, and there was no shower. You can’t shower and can’t get dressed in the pool area but must walk through the hotel to shower later in your room. There was no room service, the rooms didn't get cleaned during our stay and I was told I should not expect this since the Chateau de Gezaincourt was not a hotel. Breakfast is ok but quite simple: Croissants, juice, yoghurt and some pickled fruit. But no baguette or butter or cheese of ham or eggs or anything fresh fruit or tomatoes or… . "

Sweet-Dreams

La Cour d'Hortense

Campanile Amiens - Glisy

"Everything was fine, but you need a car (10-15 minutes to the city center). The bed was comfortable and the bathroom was spacious, as we were given a room for disabled guests. Parking was convenient. The Wi-Fi either didn't reach the room or was very weak."

Ibis Budget Roye

"Very basic but for the budget price is perfect for a late night stop over on the way to Disneyland. Couldn’t check in using the computer system but luckily someone was there to check us in at the desk instead. No tea or coffee making facilities in the room but was clean and comfortable for a quick stay"

Le Renaissance

"Excellent address. Very good warm welcome. To small care for the client. Excellent gastronomic restaurant for a very reasonable price like the night. A address that is worth the tour. I recommend."

Hotelf1 Amiens Est

"Very well"